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All-time top 10 IPOs for Internet companies
Facebook and its shareholders are hoping to raise as much as $11.8 billion in an initial public offering of stock. It would be the largest IPO ever for an Internet company. Here are the top 10 so far, according to Renaissance Capital, an IPO investment adviser: Google Inc., IPO on ...
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Like Scott Thompson, 5 other CEOs who lied on their resumes
Yahoo's outgoing CEO Scott Thompson is not the only chief executive who had errors on his resume. In 2006, RadioShack's CEO David Edmondson resigned after discrepancies were found in his resume. According to USA Today, he had claimed two degrees from Pacific Coast Baptist College in Theology and Psychology. The ...
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Facebook offers Lifeline, Etch A Sketch on iPad?
Facebook will extend its suicide prevention outreach services to military families. Etcher can turn the Apple iPad into a working Etch A Sketch.
Nevada posts double-digit gains in taxable sales in February
CARSON CITY -- Nevada consumers purchased $3.2 billion worth of taxable goods in February, a 10.2 percent increase over February 2011 and the 20th consecutive month of increases, the state Department of Taxation reported today. A number of major taxable sales categories saw double-digit gains, including motor vehicles and parts ...
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New twist on 'cola wars'
The sparkle may be coming back to the top contenders in the cola wars. That comes despite data from Beverage Digest showing 7 years of decline in carbonated soft drinks.
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Green Bay Packers stock sale raises $67 million
The Green Bay Packers, the NFL's only publicly owned team, sold more than 268,000 shares of stock in their most recent offering, raising $67 million dollars to help fund stadium improvements.
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The two tales of holiday retail
Some disappointing holiday numbers from the world's largest retailer — Walmart — while luxury vendors raked in the cash.
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Wal-Mart's low price dilemma
Wal-Mart brought holiday cheer to its consumers this holiday season, but at the expense of its own bottom line. Aggressive price cuts to compete with dollar stores and other discounters got registers ringing this past holiday season.
One small business to get a push with $250,000 in free advertising
FRAMINGHAM -- The 6th annual Staples National Small Business Survey (NASDAQ: SPLS) found that seven out of 10 small business owners are optimistic about the future. Further, 52 percent of small business owners revealed they would grow their business through advertising and direct marketing if they had a larger marketing ...
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